PCE chest device line images, these cards are to be viewed alongside powerpoint

Question 1

Slide 55

Answer 1

Large left sided pneumothorax with marked Surgical emphysema
Chest drain in situ on left side

Question 2

Slide 56

Answer 2

Chest drain in situ on left side
Marked surgical emphysema on left side
small pneumothorax at apex of left lung

Question 3

slide 57

Answer 3

Endotracheal tube in situ of right main bronchi
Complete left lung collapse with midline shift to the left
ECG wire artefact

Question 4

slide 58

Answer 4

Endotracheal tube in situ, consolidation on left lung

Question 5

slide 59

Answer 5

cardiac device in situ with wires projected in right atrium and left subclavian vein, with excess wire superior to cardiac device

The heart is enlarged

Question 6

Slide 60

Answer 6

Central venous pressure line in situ with wire projected over the right lung

Endotracheal tube in situ

Nasogastric tube is projected over mid thoracic spine and needs to be repositioned

Left basal consolidation.

Question 7

Slide 61 Radiopaedia 17353
https://radiopaedia.org/cases/17353/studies/17050?lang=gb

Answer 7

Cardiac device in situ with 1 wire projected in right atrium
however, second wire is projected on left lung

Question 8

Slide 62 Radiopaedia.org, rID: 50351

Answer 8

Right side PICC line in situ, the tip of which is off the superior limit of the film having entered the right internal jugular vein and coursing cranially.

Lungs clear. No pneumothorax.

Question 9

slide 63 Radiopaedia.org, rID: 39510

Answer 9

Malpositioned Nasogastric tube in situ and goes gone down right main bronchus and into the medial basal segment of the right lower lobe

ECG wire artefact

Question 10

slide 65 and slide 66 same patient

Answer 10

Bilateral intercostal chest drain in situ. Small bilateral residual pneumothoraces. Extensive subcutaneous emphysema encasing all around the thorax, abdomen and pelvis. Large volume pneumoperitoneum
Bladder catheter and NG tube in situ.